Crime Scene and Concept Maps Diabetes Heart
This activity shows a synopsis of how a crime scene has to be analyzed and the aspects found.
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The case report explains all of the findings found and the theories of her death.
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The experimental design explains how the trajectory of the blood fell and how the exact time of death was calculated.
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This concept map shows how feedback loops function, specifically on hormones.
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Explains different types of infections and how they're transmitted.
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The graphs explain relationships between insulin and glucose in the body.
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The brochure explains how type 1 effects the body, treatments, lifestyle changes, and various other information.
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The powerpoint shows a new innovation created to help treat the effects of diabetes on the body.
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The diagram shows the differences and similarities between type 1 and type 2 diabetes.
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The diagram shows how blood runs through the heart and how it is pumped throughout the body.
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The EKG (4.2.3 and 2.2.2.) shows my regular EKG and it also includes a lab report of a normal EKG and an EKG while laying down.
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The brochure explains how cholesterol effects the body, the different types, and other aspects of blood.
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HBS Activities:
The case report explains that the bone findings identified the person as a Caucasian male.
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This shows height estimation via various bones used.
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This map shows the relationships and loops that the endocrine system takes to keep the body at homeostasis.
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The lab showed the affects of pH on the process of digestion and why optimal pH is between 6-8.
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The report showed the differences in reaction time based on different controls.
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The concept map shows the relationships between the thyroid and pituitary gland.
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The calculations showed Jacks lung capacities using a spirometer.
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This was a security system that utilized biometrics in airports.
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A powerpoint that demonstrated and explained the various stages of Parkinson's
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A picture of me after creating the brain cap of body function regulation.
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This picture shows how the nephron works in correlation to each other.
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These calculations were taken by using a doppler to determine blood pressure.
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A model of how muscle contraction takes place and the elements that contribute.
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Body System Organizers
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MI Classroom Activities
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This is a concept map that shows when, what, and for how long different cancer screenings should happen for women.
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These worksheets showed the results and understanding of microarrays.
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This lab report shows the effects of UV light on yeast cells when protected vs. unprotected.
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This was a clinical trial developed to use nanotechnology for a colon cancer patient.
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This paragraph explains the purpose of the jellyfish lab we did in class. This also includes a diabetic timeline.
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